This looks very cool. Three plugins which together provide a deep integration with Mastodon for WordPress.

Bricks 1 .9.9 was released. Some of the features include: syncing changes to global classes between editor windows (experimental), removed the experimental tag from the query sort and filter feature, speed improvements to remove lag, and an access control fix for the Contributor role.

There are some new features coming in PHP 8.4.

Felix Arntz shared an awesome set of MU plugins with custom functionality. These are tweaks and enhancements that he has put in place over the years and which he installs for his client site builds.

Along with their pitch to agencies, WP com has added a multi-site dashboard. In addition to being able to manage multiple sites, you can also see and manage your DNS records.

There was an enterprise showcase of 9 organizations that introduced WordPress along with a discussion of what / how WordPress was used.

Dave Martin is a product designer for Automattic. He created a free course on getting design feedback which includes a number of techniques and processes for feedback from different groups of people.

Ronald Huereca has a free addon that adds features to GenerateBlocks.

The Transients API is used to store information across page loads. Here is a good tutorial on the Transients API and how to use it.